Anarchist Club Raid Sparks Arrests in Barcelona
Police uncover an anarchist club at a house on Rondo San Pablo with bombs making gear and documents showing networked groups across Spain and abroad. Miguel Nadher and two women are arrested, followed by a second search near Mont Juich for incendiary literature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barcelona
Rondo San Pablo
Spain
Miguel Nadher
Pablo Bernat
Mont Juich
Pallas
General Campos
Lyceum Theatre
Perpignan
Pyrenees-Orientales
France
Paris
Lyons
Bordeaux
St. Etienne
Lille
Algeria
London
Prefecture of Police
Palace of Fine Arts
Debats
Martinez de Campos
Campos
Harvard Eleven Faces Uncertainty Ahead of Big Game
Harvard football coaches weigh Waters knee risk and quarterback choice for Saturday with Beale versus Fairchild. A disciplined second eleven strengthens depth as Yale may employ a kicking game and surprise lineups loom after toss of the coin.
PUGILISTIC GOSSIP AND FIGHTING NEWS
The Post reports on Dick OBrien and Jack McGee with McGee shown as a 33 year old in prime condition. Cribb Club leaders push for broader contests while Billy Smith seeks a O'Brien matchup. Corbett’s camp opposes Mitchell bouts with Delaney planning Jacksonville travel for Corbett’s team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick O’brien
Jack McGee
East Boston
Sparrer
McGee
Jim Corbett
O’brien
Sunday Post
Billy Hennessy
Worcester
Tom Kenney
Charlesbank Club
Ham Brock
Cribb Club
New England
Billy Smith
Billy Smith Dropped Into the Office of the Post
Jack Dempsey
Billy
Lewiston
Easlly
Tommy West
Jack Burke
Dave Ross
Post
Perecaieas
Jimmy Kaveny
Dan Creedon
Harry Miner
New York
Dick Burge
Mitchell
Corbett
Billy Janey
Delaney
Jim
Ed Smith
Peter Jackson
Bob Fitzsimmons
McCann Defeats Salem Champion in Pool Match
In Salem Hawthorne pool rooms a $2 match tonight saw McCann of New Bedford defeat Williams of Salem 100 to 0. They immediately scheduled a rematch for December 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Hawthorne Pool Rooms
McCann
New Bedford
Williams
Uny
Yale Eleven Closer Ahead of Harvard Game
Yale coaches ran a hard finish to regular practice for the team as two days remain before the Harvard clash. Injuries limit Morris Thorne and Murphy, while Knapp helps with center work. Deffendoff reports facilities ready. two Yale men per section chosen to lead cheers at the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Yale
Harvard
Morris
Thorne
Murphy
Howard Knapp
Tompkins
Corbin
Deffendoff
Springfield
New York
Uncertain flying wedge powers B A A over Aquidneck team
The B A A eleven used a flying wedge to defeat the Aquidneck football squad 26 to 0 on the South End grounds. Key plays came from McNear Belfield Garcelon and Whittren with multiple touchdowns and goals after quarter and a half of play, though the overall game was steady and the Aquidnecks struggled on offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aquidnecks
Newport
R. I
Whittren
Belfield
MecNear
McNear
Unicorn Men
Harts
Titus
Anthony
Garcelon
Kappel
Whittrem
Cereees
Teeeneeee Tae Wafs
Nc Eee
Cer Eines
Collige Whitman
Peereeeree Teft
Wyman Hastings Comipe
Cee
Laughlin Fay
Howard
Zualait Teale
Sea Worth
Harra
el Amr
Roelon
Hilton
Wateas
Football Notes Show Interscholastic Drama and Referee Rulings
The B A A will skip a game with Orange Athletic Club in New York due to prior Nov 30 Chicago game. Inter scholastic matches include English High vs Hopkinson on South End grounds and a Chicago Athletic Association clash against the B A A eleven next Thursday. A donors meeting upheld an E H S win over Cambridge Manual Training School in a disputed referee decision and imposed season play restrictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange Athletic Club
Manhattan
Chicago
English High
Hopkinson
South End
Chicago Athletic Association
Thompson
Donnelly
Rafferty
Seixas
Thomas
E. H
Vaughn
League
Adams
Morsey
Sanborn
C. H
Heague
Hayes
Roxbury
Winter Hill
N. C. Mills
Oakland Street
Somerville
Mass
Brown University
New York
Orange A. C
Boston Embraces Rational Cycling Costume For Women
The rational cycling costume for women appears on Boston streets amid debate. Reformers push its acceptance for full cycling enjoyment, while Boston's Puritan sensibilities fear masculine looks. The article notes London fashions, a detachable skirt, and semi‑iuoave trousers, with few local riders. It recalls the M B C club’s bloomer humor and mentions veteran riders Papa Weston and Frank Weston. The Tigleston Bicycle Club hosts a Thanksgiving meet and upcoming clambake inviting local wheelmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
London
Chancery Lane
Jack Fecitt
Bostons
Fecitt
Frank W Weston
Papa’’ Weston
Tigleston Bicycle Club
Seaver Street
Egleston Square
Press Team Practices New Football Tactics
The Press Club football squad trained yesterday for the first time with no opponent. Captain Cobb drilled signals for the upcoming game against the actors next Tuesday and tested new tricks from Harvard coach Lorin Deland, including an accelerative catapult and corkscrew wriggle. Practice remains largely secret.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cobb
Lorin Deland
Harvard
Captain Cobb
Pratt elected Amherst football captain for next season
Herbert Lee Pratt of Brooklyn New York was unanimously chosen captain of Amherst College football for next season. Pratt, a quarterback, has played three years, stepping up in preceding captain Haskell's injury this season. He is one of six Pratt brothers with Amherst ties. three are graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pratt
Amherst
Herbert Lee Pratt
Brooklyn
N. Y
Haskell
C. M. Pratt
F. B. Pratt
G. D. Pratt
J. T. Pratt
St. John's Clinches Maryland Title With Victory
In Annapolis on November 22 University of Virginia defeated Naval Cadets 12 to 0 while St. John's College beat Johns Hopkins University 16 to 10 to decide the Maryland football championship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. John's
Maryland
Annapolis
University of Virginia
Naval Cadets
St. John's College
Johns Hopkins University
Freshmen Edge Sophomores in Tight Williamstown Gridiron
In Williamstown on November 22 the freshmen beat the sophomores 8 to 9 in a hard fought football game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamstown
Brown Tufts Game Postponed At Providence
Providence November 22. The Brown Tufts football game scheduled for today was postponed until tomorrow due to unspecified reasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Brown-Tufts
Princeton Freshmen Triumph Over Columbia Eight-four
The Princeton and Columbia freshmen football teams met at Columbia oval on November 22. Princeton won 8 to 4 in a hard fought game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
Williams' Bridge
Columbia
Columbia Oval
Post's Polo Guide Shows Tonight's Games
Polo guide lists games tonight featuring Ates versus Boston at the Casino in Brockton and at New Bedford. Polo league standings are included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
POST
Ates
Boston
Din Brockton
New Bedford
Brocktons Beat Worcester in Hot Polo Game Five to Four
Brockton defeats Worcester five goals to four in a spirited polo match played in Brockton on November 22. The home team showed their best form, thrilling the crowd as they finally found their stride and signaled tougher competition ahead for rivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Brockton
Brocktons
Worcesters
Races at Guttenburg and racing results
Guttenburg Nov. 22 racing results list multiple pony and thoroughbred races with winners such as Sir Knight Leon ardo and Stowaway, along with times and placements. The ad section promotes The American Wringer Co. at 13 and 16 Broadway extension, offering wringers, mangles, beds and sweepers with mail orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
American Wringer Co
Broadway Extension
City
Fragmentary Note on California Wines and Names
A garbled line references California wines, Svomane and a teen, with partial names and a date fragment. The readable portion hints at a note or notice but lacks complete details or context.
Washington Entries From Five Races At Oaklawn
Five furlongs to a mile races list horses and weights for each entrant including Sirocco Correction Artillery Annie Bishop Terrifier Captain Brown Marguerite Aristocrat Aurelian and more. The card covers races one through six a steeplechase and entries from Oaklawn with listed weights and names such as Helen filly McDonald Faustina colt Rous Tom Tough and Rahule among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sirocco
Correction
Artillery
Annie Bishop
Terrifier
Captain Brown
Marguerite
Aurelian
Uc Y Ak
Milt Young
Bawin
Paam Fegin
Josephe
Robin Hood
Hopper
Vesta
Satanella
Wattress
Bucephalus
Chessa
Stranshan
Ecarte
Oakley
Mars
Captain Beamieg
Geronimo
Rosetta
Baronet
Garwood
Elphin
Glen Falion
Powerful
Oaklawn
Five Furlong Races Feature Notable Horses and Weights
Early race cards list entrants with weights and owners across six events. Notable names include Ted Lam ley Roust About Pleas ant Jolly Joe and Captain Wells in the first race, with horses like Prince Imperial Grey Forest and Headlong in subsequent sprints. The lineup shows varied distances from five to seven furlongs and weights ranging around 88 to 112 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Lamley
Richard
Pleasant
Jolly Joe
Zamar
Montell
Marchino
Captain Wells
Clara Bell
Miss Agnes
Miss Elm
Emily W
Prince Imperial
Grey Forest
Delury
Sawdust
John O'Brien
Sligo
Jim Norvell
Lord Auckland
Captain McChesney
Harry Hinckson
Bertaltz
Ruth H
Paradise
Congress
Lettoon
Adventurer
Vendetta
Jersey Pat
Rustic
Transit
Goodly
Gongales
Marina
Masmee
Verbena
Westchester
Mordette
Belisarius
Con Lucy
Mable
Piquante
Jack Lovell
Keywest
Edmund Connolly
Little Nell
Pearl N
Ponce de Leon
Frank R. Hart
Camden
Kanewha
Chance
Challenge
Sparrowgo
Johnny O'Connor
Kingdom
Iny
Cesar
Freeland
Boyle Rhodes
Vulpina
White Wings
Rob Roy's Selections Offer Opening Day Picks
Washington sports notes list horse selections for four races. Annie Bishop and Sirocco lead in race one, My Gyps Addie and Milt Young in race two, Ontario Florence Dr Garnett in race three, and Tom Tough Kirkover Captain T in race four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Correction
Annie
Bishop
Sirocco
Gyps
Addie
Milt Young
Ontario
Florence
Dr. Garnett
Tom Tough
Kirkover
Captain T
Horses at Gloucester card lists four races and placings
Gloucester New Jersey November twenty second report shows results from four races. Penzance won the first at four and one half furlongs with Don Lacey second and Zingara third. The second race covered a mile with Bryn, Ore Blue Bird second and Vocalize third. The third race at about a mile had Rancorna first with Janine second and Warrr Box third. The final abbreviated entry lists Amblehon and Melle Blackburn among the placed horses with incomplete data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester
N. J
Penzance
Don Lacey
Zingara
Egert
Bryn
Ore Blue Bird
Vocalize
Ehh
Rancorna
Janine
Warrr Box
Kocate He-Ronald
Idea
Thy Rae
Amblehon
Melle Blackburn
Isa
Local High School Bowling Schedule Picks Up Night Matches
Tonight’s games feature Salem versus Newton at Salem Arlington versus Jeffries Winter at Arlington Roxbury against Glendon at Roxbury Westley Point A A versus Melrose Highlands Allston versus Oxford at Allston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Newton
Arlington
Jeffries Winter
Roxbury
Glendon
Westley
Casino Bowlers Triumph Over Waverlys on Casino Alleys
The Casino team defeated the Waverly bowlers in a closely contested championship match on the Casino alleys last night. Casinos showed even string scores with Davis delivering brilliant bowling as they won by nearly 200 pins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casino
Waverly
Davis
Jamaicas Defeat Old Dorchester in Close Bowling Match
Jamaicas edged Old Dorchester by seventeen pins in a tight night contest at Jamaica Club alleys. Hyde delivered standout bowling as the lead changed late and the result remained in doubt until the final frames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamaica Club
Nolte
Bee
Ickermi
Scott
Gray
Kingaiaa
Pabeess
Ween
Sal
Hyde
Dickerman
Hagar
Et Te Holling
Mas
Ter
Gay
Kires
Russell Defeats Muray in Murray & Irwin Pool Match
Russell beat Muray 75 to 64 at Murray and Irwin's professional tournament last night. Webber and Isaacs set to play this afternoon while Zeramby faces Webber tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell
Muray
Murray & Irwin
Webber
Isaacs
Zeramby
Spain Reinforces Rio Oro as 3000 Moors Threaten Fort
General Gonzalez reports 3000 Moors menacing the fort at Rio Oro and the settlement as Larache's last steamer departs. Legazpi gunboat sails with marines and ammunition to Canaria authorities, while a steamer is chartered to reinforce Rio Oro. Premier Sagasta faces criticism over campaign costs and policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Gonzalez
Rio Oro
Larache
Legazpi
Canaries
Sagasta
Morocco
Correspondencia
Macias
Muley Arnas
Entertainment at Dorchester Draws Large Dorchester Crowd
The Universalist Church of Dorchester at Upham's Corner hosted an evening program with D. L. Maulsby of Tufts College as eloction professor, Alonzo C. Cole as soloist, C. W. Fowler on banjo, and Harry Hersy at the piano. A tableau of Tennyson's Dream of Fair Women followed the performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Universalist Church of
Dorchester
Upham’s Corner
D. L. Maulsby
Tufts College
Alonzo C. Cole
C. W. Fowler
Harry Hersy
Tennyson
Carpenters Plunge From Hatch On Catalonia Steamer
Thomas Bonnell a 30 year old carpenter fell through a hatch on the upper deck of the steamer Catalonia at Cunard wharf East Boston at noon yesterday. He sustained a fracture and was taken to City Hospital in critical condition. Bonnell resided at 327 Saratoga Street East Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Bonnell
Cunard
Boston
City Hospital
Bonnell
Saratoga Street
East
Wage Cut Hits New Haven Wire Drawers
In New Haven Connecticut on November 22 a wage reduction took effect at the New Haven wire mill affecting about two percent of the wire drawers, who faced a 15 percent cut. The workers attributed the measure to hard times and accepted it with limited grumbling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
New Ven
Tuberculosis Strikes North Beverly Cattle Herd
In Beverly on November 22 it was disclosed that tuberculosis exists in the cattle of Adna J. Swift in North Beverly. A herd of about thirty animals has been quarantined awaiting orders from the Cattle Commission. The outbreak began last July and was only recently detected after a cow died.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly
Adna J. Swift
North Beverly
Cattle Commission
Fire in a Parlor Car on Boston and Lowell Line
An alarm from Box 2 Cambridge last night reported a fire in a parlor car of the Boston and Lowell railroad. The car’s sidetrack near Mast Cambridge by Prison Point suffered about $20 in damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Boston & Lowell Railroad
Mast Cambridge
Prison Point
Marlboro Blacksmith Assignment Seen In Fragment
In Marlboro a blacksmith named William B. grows bleckeraith has failed and signaled an eye toward L. W. Baker as another party in the assignment, according to a partial readable notice.
Fire Rips Through Abbe Block and Hotel Glendower
A fierce blaze devastates the Hotel Glendower and Abbe's block in Massasout Houses. Chief Lesure and others suffer injuries from falling debris. insurance firms face heavy losses estimated around 250000 dollars. Firefighters, hotel staff, and Boston Providence insurance men battle the flames amid collapsing walls and searing heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lesure
H. J. Davey
American Express
Madme Brule
Abbe
George Russell
Boston
New England Insurance Exchange
Massasout Houses
Glendower Block
J. L. Worthy
West Springfield
City National Bank
William Butler
Springfield Club
James Butler
New York
Abbe’s Block
James McKeon & Co
Cloak and Fur
M. H. Barnnet
Ball & Hamblen
Fire at Eliot Street building causes heavy damage
Fire on the fifth floor of a six story brick building at 11 to 25 Eliot street caused $8000 in damage. Plymouth Rock Pants Company suffered $6000 to $7000. the building loss capped at $1000. Firefighters faced live wires as Captain Grady W H McDonald and Cornelius Donovan of Ladder 17 were shocked. Donovan was treated at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliot Street
Plymouth Rock Pants Com
Plymouth Rock Pants Company
Charles H. Dill
Ladder 17
Grady
W. H. McDonald
Cornelius Donovan
Donovan
Maple Street
Division 4
Collier
Charlestown Leather Shop Fire Guts Three-Story Building
Firefighters respond to a blaze at 191 Medford Street Charlestown in a three story leather reasing shop and tannery owned by Margaret McGowan. Hoseman Rameau of Engine 36 pulls alarm from Box 42 as flames gutted the grease-impregnated interior. Cause thought to be sparks from feather drying fires with McGowan's loss estimated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maragaret
McGowan
Probate Court Call for Ruth W Prescott Estate
Suffolk Probate Court issues citation to all interested in Ruth W Prescott late of Boston to appear November 30 1898 at 10 AM in Boston to show cause why first and final account of Sara Prescott executrix may not be allowed. Publication required in a Boston newspaper prior to ward court per order of Judge John W McKim dated November 9 1893.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gion
Massachu
Suffolk
Lorenzo
Norwich
New London
Connecticut
Norwich and
Worcester
Boxton
Boston Post
Boston
John W. McKim
Esquire
Elijah George
Register
Commonwealth O OF
Mabsachusetts
James Kore
O'Loughlin
Brookline
Norfolk
John W. McEsquire
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Ruth W. Prescott
Sarait Prescott
Ward Court
Withees
Cleveland
Sai Boston
John W. Mee- Kim
Probate Court Notice to Heirs on Mortgage of William Hunt Estate
Suffolk Probate Court cites heirs and interested parties in the estate of William Hunt, Boston, for a December 7 1898 hearing on Thomas Lundys petition to mortgage the real estate to pay debts and legacies. Publication in the Boston Post is ordered weekly for three weeks, last publication two days before the hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth OF Massachus Selts
Suffolk
William Hunt
Boston
Thomas 4. Lundy
Sale
Boston Post
John W. McKim
Esquire
Elijah George
Register
Probate Notices from Boston Suffolk County 1893
Probate notices announce guardianship changes and estate administration in Boston Suffolk. Citations require publication in the Boston Post for three weeks and list administrators executors and claim procedures for Ellen Driscoll William Fraser J. A. Eldredge George T. Gowaitte and Mary McMahon with dates in November 1893 and a will executor in Newcastle Maine unknown.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Police Age
Waters
Arthur Beale
Fairchild
Beale
Butterworth
Plain Trafford
Winslow
Wilson
Laimbeer
Parker
Connor
Gould
Beals
Stevenson
A. Brewer
Collamore
Gonterman
Dunlop
Clarke
Brewer
Hoag
Jacksonville
John Donaldson
Rob Roy
McNea Ear
C. Lincoln
Mr. Hall
Newpat
Polo League
Brockton Eee
Menard
Guttenburg
Doe Ipley
Sir Knight
Dauntless
Leonardo
Chiswick
Vespasian
Connell
Sandowne
Wah Jim
Comanche
Stowaway
Soundmore
Bel Demonio
Blossom
Merry Duke
Oporto
Galifornia
Washington
Charlestown
Nine Hundred and Ninety-ninth Artillery Association
Charlestown Club
Charlestowns
Holmes
Carter
Post's Bowling Guide
Norfolk House
Wiltame
Waverlys. Hall
Parce
Pees ES
Beled
OLD Dorchesters
North
J. F. Abbe
M.H. Barnett
W. B. Brecknell
A. N. Mayo
Daly & Fitzgerald
J. S. Murthy
Block
N. D. Bill
Cutler & Porter
J. K. Dexter & Co
Commonwealth OF
William A. Russell
Moston Post
Portigeston
D ‘Court
Rollin E. Harman
J. T. Mahoney
Williamsburg
United
Reading
Penn
Western
Canada
Equitable
First National
Greenwich
Eee
Palatine
Peco Beewenereeeree
Holyoke Mutual
Norwich Union
Sscossess
Granite State
Phenix
Hartford
Imperial Ins. Co
Eng
Continental of
Royal of England
Weeseee
Liverpool
London & Globe
Cambridge Mutual
Middlesex Mutual
Merrimack Mutual
Merchants & Farmers’ M’t’l
Tradesman's & Mechanics’ Mutual
Oe Nee
Ifn Rene
Worcester Mutu Salem Mutual
Essex Mutual
Atlas of London
Lion of London
Scottish Union
National of
Edinburgh
Buffalo German
New Hampshire
Commercial of
Albany
Franklin
Philadelphia
Aetna
Orient
Michael McGowan
W. H. Parker
Neiros
Fay Medical Banestate
Edival Agccintiee
Seauze
Vitalit
Montale
Sparker
Ted
England
Ellen Driscoll
John Drll
Admr
William Fraser
Decea
J. A. Eldredge
George T. Gol Waite
Notich
McMahon
Admx
Mena
Notica
Wilder Farley
Newcastle
Maine
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